A cardiology specialist weighs on what you need to know.

Dedicated rehabilitation following an aortic dissection and stroke spared a father of four life-altering consequences.

Recurrent stroke rates declined for Mexican Americans in a population study, closing the gap with non-Hispanic whites.

Health disparities by income are stark among Americans, but also between Americans and English people of the same income level, according to a longitudinal study

Researchers call for a response to current and future pandemics to reduce unintended harm upon other patients needing early diagnosis and intervention.

Now a stroke survivor thanks to his wife’s quick thinking, a couple reflects back while looking ahead at a new stroke-related clinical trial at Michigan Medicine.

Taking your blood pressure at home can be an essential part of your health care maintenance. Learn how to monitor your blood pressure accurately at home with these seven easy steps.

The Mediterranean diet can lower your risk for heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Learn how to get started with this heart healthy recipe.

News on acupressure, timeouts, and the Biomedical Innovation Cup

After becoming pregnant, getting cancer, having heart failure and two strokes, one mother reflects back on her care team and her faith which pulled her through.

Through telemedicine offered at Michigan Medicine, nurse gets immediate, expert care while experiencing a critical stroke.

Research shows aspirin and anticoagulants might not mix

It’s important to determine whether stroke patients also experience atrial fibrillation (Afib). Monitoring technology invented at Michigan Medicine could make the process easier and more accurate.

When Bill Sanders suffered a stroke, his immediate treatment led to a full recovery. As part of National Stroke Awareness Month, he shares his story.

Younger stroke survivors are having less trouble paying for medications that can stave off a second stroke, thanks to expanded Medicaid and other ACA provisions.